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'We didn't know what it was': Reflections pour in on 80th anniversary of Trinity Test blast
Archbishop John C. Wester, clad in black and flanked by two other New Mexico Catholic bishops, stood poised to venture into the White Sands Missile Range with plans to pray for peace and the ...
Hiding in the shadows: How Russia’s reviving Cold War tricks to keep its nuclear threat moving
Russia’s nuclear infrastructure is growing in the shadows. Satellite images reveal extensive construction at five sites, from ...
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Plus: New lengths immigrants are going to for legal fee fundraising. | Reparations for atom bomb victims 80 years after the Trinity Test.
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'Growing, diversifying and modernizing': 80 year after Trinity blast, nuclear weapons remain a threat
U.S. officials have said a strategy of deterrence may have to shift to accommodate increasingly adversarial relationships with nuclear countries.
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Instant flash, slow burn: 80 years later, New Mexico still feels effects of Trinity Test
The state was immediately changed by Los Alamos and the Manhattan Project's detonation of the world's first atomic weapon, ...
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‘The beginning of justice’
The 80th anniversary of the Trinity Test arrives in New Mexico at a poignant moment in New Mexico’s nuclear legacy.